*Our speaker this week is Ashley Zugelter from C.A.S.A or Court Appointed Special Advocates.
* Make Music Day is Tuesday 6/21 from 10am to 8pm at many locations throughout Liberty. Of course the best venue is Rotary Plaza with a special line up of performers: Bill Stilfield & Laura Barge, Heidi Meadows, Doctor Troubadour, KC Music Girls Meetup, and Djembe Djanes & Djims(interactive drum circle-great way to work out). Something for everyone! Stop by to enjoy the music and support this Rotary project. Thanks to those that signed up to be "Rotary Plaza" hosts for the day!
* Add June 29th to your calendar! It is our "5th Wednesday" social and officer installation and it will be held at Rotary Plaza starting at 5:30pm. A registration form will be going out tomorrow, please sign up so we can get an estimate on how many are attending as it wouldn't be good to run out of food and beverage!!! Should be a great time to thank our outgoing officers for their work over the past year and welcome in the new team.
See you this week !!
Dustin
Dustin Prockish
Rotary Club of Liberty, MO
President 2021 – 2022
Make Music Liberty 6/21
Live music at Rotary Plaza from 10am to 8pm. Don't forget to stop by!
Satellite club meets the second Thursday of the month at Conrads
in Liberty.
SATELLITE CLUB News: Red Cross Blood Drive July 6th, 2022
Liberty "Lite" Satellite Club is sponsoring an American Red Cross Blood Drive on July 6th, 2022 from 11:00am to 3:00pm at the Vocational Services Building 935 Kent St Liberty MO 64068.
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Each year the Scholarship Committee of the Liberty Rotary Club is tasked with finding students in Liberty Public Schools who exemplify Rotary ideals. Through essays and interviews, the
committee looks for students who are committed to serving others, promote integrity, and are leaders in their school and community. The Liberty Rotary Club’s largest event, the Butt Buster Barbecue, funds the clubs investment in local youth. This includes the $22,500 that is awarded to three top Liberty School District Seniors. 
Check out the paved walking trail that Parks and Rec put in just to the west of the garden.
